safe to eat?

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Hurricane Ike hit TX but the winds came up the midwest and left a lot of

us in the dark, taking down a lot of electric lines. I finally got my

electric on tonight, after 7 days. My question is about the tofu

(Nasoya in the sealed tubs). It was cold in the refrigerator (rarely

opened) for about 2 days then gradually warmed to room temps for the

remaining 5 days. The tubs were never opened. Is it is safe to eat? I'm

lucky I really don't have a very finicky stomach that gets sick on the

slightest thing easily. One tub says to use by Oct 31, the other, Oct. 2.

What do you think?

 

Peggy K.

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throw em out...

 

 

 

, pkinnetz wrote:

>

> Hurricane Ike hit TX but the winds came up the midwest and left a

lot of

> us in the dark, taking down a lot of electric lines. I finally got

my

> electric on tonight, after 7 days. My question is about the tofu

> (Nasoya in the sealed tubs). It was cold in the refrigerator

(rarely

> opened) for about 2 days then gradually warmed to room temps for the

> remaining 5 days. The tubs were never opened. Is it is safe to

eat? I'm

> lucky I really don't have a very finicky stomach that gets sick on

the

> slightest thing easily. One tub says to use by Oct 31, the other,

Oct. 2.

> What do you think?

>

> Peggy K.

> __________

> Click here for a free directory of employee development and

training solutions.

>

http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3l7kP2r2K1jLYK8ZOXB3

V6EUJ8CcEHXQhStl32GUa13EPsCn/

>